# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S1115
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK 417

Resolution 17
.-. WuerEaS, The publication of a Student Service Commission-
Edited student bulletin was proposed by the Student Service
ymmission more than a decade ago; and
_ Wuereas, A request for such a bulletin has recently come to
he Student Service Commission by resolution of a synodical
istrict; be it therefore
4: Resolved, That the Student Service Commission be encouraged
it 0 ‘provide the proposed and requested student publication; and be
ut. further
Resolved, That the Board of Directors and the Fiscal Confer-
nce make financial provision for this item in the Student Service
mmission’s annual budget.

Resolution 18

Wuereas, Certain synodical Districts are unable to meet the
dent service opportunities for want of student work facil-
Bties; and
.Wuereas, The Student Service Commission has no funds which
an be allocated to financially handicapped Districts to provide
se needed facilities; and

Wuereas, There are no existing sources from which grants may
e made to such Districts; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Board of Directors study this problem and
srovide both temporary relief and a permanent solution of this

Increase Funds for Promotion of Youth Work
(Memorial 303)
Your Reviewing Committee heartily commends the conscien-

dicapped and its operations curtailed in that the District spreads
over many of the International Walther League geographical dis- .
Ehicts. Its efforts must therefore be of a general nature without con-
ntration on any specific area.

We recommend therefore

1, That our District Youth Committee be empowered to ap-
Bint as its representative a man from each visitorial circuit; and
2. That this appointee work together with the District Youth
mittee in putting into practice more effectively the purposes
which the Youth Committee is organized;

3. That the District Youth Committee contact the presidents
the Walther League districts, informing them of these appoint-